La Grande evening observer., June 10, 1915, Image 2

EKGETWO.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1915. '
INSANITY PLEA
MADE BY DALE
PENDLETON MAN'S DEFENSE IS
SET UP.
"SHE'S A POEM IN MOTION" AND POETRY IS POPU
LAR AT EXPO.
Drug Claims Presented as Counter
Charge from Accused Man,
Pendleton, June 10,A plea " of
temporary insanity will be interposed
to save Lee Dale, accused as the murr
derer of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ogril
vey of California Gulch, from convic'
tion if he is broujrht to trial. That
this line of defense will be offered
wag learned by the Tribune yesterday
from. Attorney Butler of Milton, who
will be of counsel for the defense.
The Grand Jury, reconvened yes
terday in special session, will ex
amine a nuniLer of Pilot Rock rest
dents in its in aestivation of the dou
ble murder tomorrow. The body like
ly will present its indictments on
Friday. It is possible that a report
will be mad) to Jucfce Phelps tomor-,
jow on inc urnnci jury s nnaings in
' other criminal cases which have bren
under investigation yesterday and tO'
lay.
Speaking of the murder case yes.
terday, Attorney Butler, who has
lonft been acquainted with Dale, de
clared that his client has no recollec
tion of the crime attributed to him
and that his mind is a blank con
ceming any trouble at the Ogilvey
farm on the night of the tragedy,
Dale cluims to have been drugged
in Pendleton some time before the
" crime was committed, when a young
woman named Margaret, at a local
lodging house, induced him to loan
her all of the money he had on the
pretext that she needed it as a bail
surety and would return It to him
. the following day. The money was
not returned and Dale was unable te
recover it althought he tried. .
: This incident likely will play , a
prominent part in the trial, used by
both the state and .defense. The state
may attempt to show that Dale was
actuated to commit the crime from a
motive of robbery; the defense may
attempt to show .that, under the ef
fects of the drug alleged to have been
administered to him, he was wholly
irresponsible and that his contention
of having no recollection of the crime
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lis a possible effect of the allea-edi LEGAL NEWS
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LAWMAKERS
Cll WEST
APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTED
TO COME.
Our Greatest Resource
Irrigation Projects to Be Inspected at
Close Range.
Grateful Mothers
Tell Experiences
I Your Eyes
Their Care
When Normal
Yes
PROTECT
ENLIGHTEN
ENTERTAIN
You watch this space and from
time to tine we will give yon
information on the proper care,
of your eyes not generally
known.
We have absolutely the only
plant in Eastern Oreon that
grinds and polishes the sufrnce
of a lense.
We have the most up-co-aau
fitting parlors and manufactur
ing departments In Eastern
Oregon. Call nnd examine our
plant nnd compare with others.
The firm that tries to deceive
y6u with fictitous advertisement
is unreliable, beware of them.
J.B.Pear&Son
La Grande's Leading Optometrists.
Mi's. T. Neureuer. Eau Clulro. W1h..
Writes: "Foley's Honey and Tar Cora
pound cured my boy of a vary Bovere
attack of croup after other remedies
una raiiea. uur miiKman cured his
children of whooping cough. I
recommend It to overy one, as we
know from our own experience that It
Is a wonderful remedy for cough!
eolds, croup, and whooping cough."
Mrs. D. Qllkeson, Youngatown, O.,
writes: "My Utile girl hod a severe
cold and oouglied almost contiuaous.
ly. I tried lots of cough remedies, but
she didn't got any hotter. My sister '
recommended Foloy'B Honey and Tar
Compound to me. The first dose I
f:ave her relieved the Inflammation
n her throat, and after using one
bottle the cough loft1 her." ,
This sterling old remedy has been
In uso for years and Is Just as effi
cient for adults as for children. It
fives relief for Irritated and tickling
hroat, tight and sore cheat grlppo
and. bronchial coughs.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
Notice of Change of Location.
Having moved our store from the
Foley hotel building, we wish to an
nounce to our patrons that we are
now located in the Jack Child's build
ing on Fir street between Adams and
'nr. i.! . . . t-ii . .
"oBiuiiKHiii, rnone nou. ziai lor
your lamps nnd electric supplies.
Thoy will be- delivered. La Granae
Electric Co., C. E. Duffy, manager.
Attv. . 6-9-4t.
Conveyances
Roderick McKenzie, et ux to Luther
A Stringham. $000. Warranty Deed.
Conveys N Wl-4 of NW 1-4 of Sec 23
and SW 1-4 of SW 1-4 of Sec 14 Tn 1
S R39 E. ,
Phebe J Anderson and Casper An
derson her h'usb to Ralph S Conistock
4800. Warranty Deed. Conveys SE
.1-4 of .NW 1-4 and S Wl-4 of NE 1-4
of Sec 26 Tp 3 S R 40 E.
Joseph Ainsworth widorer to Ruby
A Dyal $400. Warranty Deed. Con
veys Tract Com 40 rds s of N WCor
of Sec 4 Tp8 S R 38 E then run E
20 rds .then S 8 rds then W 20 rds
vnen JS 8 rds to beg.
Satisfaction of Mortgages
W B Sargent to H C Gilman et ux
and B W Gilman. Releases from the
above Mtge the (W 1-2 of the above
described tract in foregoing- assign
ment of Mtge) to remain in full force
and effect as to remaining land in said
Mortgage.
'La Grande National Bank to W S
Daugharty. Releases Mtge dated 15th
day Mey 1815 recorded in Bk 11 page
82 of Chattle Mortgages and covering
1 four cylinder Mitcher Automobile,
and 4 Jersey cows.
H P Stewart to W W Setvens et ux
Roleases Mtge dated 23rd Jan 1914.
I.ctcrded Book 6 of Mtge page 35
and covering (a part of S 1-2 of SEs
1-4 of SE 1-4 of Sec 14 a portion of , !
NW 1-4 of NW 1-4. of Sec 224 ami NE .1 '
, Pendleton, June ' 10. Umatilla
county will be host to Chairman John
J. Fitzgerald and members of the
Appropriations. Committee, of. the
House of Representatives of United
States on Wednesday, June 23, on the
flying tour of inspection which the
money committee of the House is
making of the different irrigation pro
jects of. the West.
The committee plans to inspect tU
the going projects under construe.
tion between the time the special
train leaves Dearborn Station Chi
cago, at 9:30 o clock luesday June
and tne time or returning 9:10 'p., m,
(July 15. Every moment of the trip
has been figured out according to the
schedule which has just been dis
tributed to members of the com
mittee.
According to this schedule the pri,
vate cars will arrive at Hermiston at
6 a; m., June 23 and leave Echo en
route East at 4 p. m., the same day.
There will be a ten minute stop at
Pendleton at 5 o'clock, as the com,
mittee is due at Caldwell, Idaho, at
3:41 a. m., the next morning.
Representative N. J. Sinnott of the
Second Oregon hopes to be with the
committeei during thi inspection of
the Hermiston and Klamath projects
He tried to get the committee to lin
fjer longer in Oregon so as to inspect
different places in Eastern Oresron
which are petitioning for reclamation
projects, but on account of the hur
ried nature of the trip the committee
will inspect nothing hut projects al
ready under way or completed.
St. on South side of Blk 16 in said
.town of Union. . .
Conditional Bills of Sale
Cray, .McLean & ' Percy to J B
Shanks $62. (30 days). 1 square-top
iiiDie oaK; i round top wire table Oak;
1 Roberts No A Alum Painter bread
rack; 7 doss no 85 bread pans; 1 doz
12x18 Counter Pans.
Uray, McLean & Percy to J. B.
Shanks $125. (50 or 60) : 1 ied
eral Carbinator-Alt Current. . .
How's This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall's
vatarrh Cure.
P- 3. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
W6. ttlP linriAPaliniH i .. . .. T v. T
Cheney for the last IB years, and believe
. irewuiuiijr nonoraoie in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
"HJ. ?S5L2bua"on8 "node by his firm,
NATIONAL, BANK OF COMMERCE.
Hall-SjOatarrh Cure Is taken Internally!
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaees of the system. Testimonials
rauTruffi'5 Ce" P6r to";
Take HalP Family Pills f-v eonsUsatloa
Lies in the fact that we handle samples. They permit us
to give you a greater value at a lower cost than can be ob
tained from any other source. Let us show them to you.
Child's Patent Mary Jane Slippers ......;.....49
Child's Shoes, large assortment of samples
...:..:.....:...:..:r..60f 70t? 85 $1.10;
Child's Heavy Sandals, flexible soles ,;..'...;...;...:.........M.85
Misses' Strap Slippers and Mary Janes ,
$1.25 $1.45 $1.65 $1.95j
Ladies $3.00 .Sample Pumps and Oxfords, latest styles.... , '
.;....A...:.....J......;....$1.49
I Ladies' $3.00 Sample Pumps, all newest styles........$1.95
Ladies' $3.50 Patent, Cloth Top Lace Shoes.........,....$2.95i
Ladies' Shoes .............:.......;..$1.49 $1.95 $2.45 $2.85 :
Boys' Summer Shoes ...................:....:...i.,i..;......$1.45 $1.85
Boys' Dress Shoes, button or lace.:..$1.65 $1.85 $2.15
Men's Muleskin Shoes ..............$1.45 $1.65
Men's $3.50 Heavy Work Shoes ....'........$2.45
Men's Work Shoes $2.85 $3-45 $3.85
Men's $5.00 Oxfords ..$2.45
FARM LOANS i
1-4 of NE 1-4 of Sec2 3 Tp 4 S R 39
Containing 40 acres. Also com at 9E
cor of Blk 224 Town of Uuion run
then E 870 ft then NE 844 ft then W
408 ft then S 347 ft to beg. Contain
ing 3.1 acres. Also lots 1, 2, 7 and 8
UIK 225 Lots 8, 4, 5 and 6 Blk 16 in
said tow nof Union. Also Nl-22of"E"
Reasonable , Rates
SECURITY LAND & SAVINGS
j COMPAN
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1 1 f.a wronur, vrvgon
Fountain of Energy When President
TAT f ' . '
nnson upened the Manama
Pacific Exposition
SHERRY'S THEATRE
Today and Tomorrow
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Fulldubricatin Efficiency
Zcrolcne is so distilled as to pre
vent the molecules of the oil from
'splitting: up." Thus the mole
cules of Zcrolenc act as roller
HMrtniT. A .... .,
wv..,.s.-, lo ruiea inc inoving
parts from rub and wear this
means full lubricating efficiency.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
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ZEROLENE
ilie SianAarA Oil
.vssss' or Motor Can?
Send ftr I bricalic In'
Chart, tftnj.
lit natnt and modil l
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THE Fountain of Energy when the water was released by President
Jilson pressing button at Washington on the opening du ot T
Fanama-rac itlc International Exposition at San Ianclsco This
otJZ !f ?" Tk f S,lr,ln CW- - between tie T,
or jewels and the mnln entrance at Scott street
This
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the nun
The Drummers' Sample Store
uiiiiini iCAir
GOLDEN GATE TEA
CEVLON -INDIA
V ENGLISH BREAKFAST
, OOLONa
JAPAN
SUNPOWDER
BLACK & GREEN
For one week
these prices to con
vince you that
tea is worth t
regular price.
A pound ol
this tea. makes
300 cups. At
80c a pound,
the cost is one
cent for about
four cups.
You can afford
to drink rood
OWE WEEK
ONLY
AT GROCERS
JUNE 7th to 12th, 1915
jFOLGElVS g TEA)
RmuW SbmII
Mtafl au Hbprto
1 LB. TINS .80 - .60
K " " .4o .as
L 4 " "' .as .is
f " " a,r" a'-60
S ENTER VOUR OIOCR BELOW
at pggr-E- i .,-rrsr
J. A. FOLGER & CO.
San Francisco
aSjWl'Er.'j1.. Ik
Reserve Your Rooms
for the big
Exposuion
$1.00 to $2.00 a day.
Addreu:
HOTEL THOMAS
Next Door to Every Thing in San Francisco
G - '
971 Mission Street
Near Sixth.
ON DIRECT CAR LINE TO EXPOSITION AND DEPOTS.
San Francisco, California.
Take UniTeraal Bub or Taxi to hotel at our expense.
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